Anything that's not from Colorado is never welcome. People from Colorado hate everyone who is not from Colorado, including their food.

Responds Mike: 

This Wisconsinite just bought a home in Denver to lengthen your commute, increase your cost of living, and destroy your "Colorado" culture.

Says Jill Marie: 

C'mon, Westword, who wrote this?! You need a real Wisconsinite to make cheese curd recommendations. Culver's? That's like recommending McDonald's to someone who asks where to get a good cheeseburger. And Midwestern Saloon cheese curds are only that by name. They are mini-mozzarella sticks and taste nothing like what a real cheese curd is. And where is Fort Greene? Best cheese curds in Denver, possibly only rivaled by Wally's, which thankfully you managed to include on the list. From a self-proclaimed cheese curd snob, I have to say I'm very disappointed in this list.

Concludes Sam: 

Further proof Denver is being invaded by cheeseheads.....

Keep reading for some of our recent cheese-curd coverage:

Cheese curds at Roo Bar.

Mark Antonation

Cheesehead Alert: Eight Denver Places for Wisconsin-Style Cheese Curds

Wally's Wisconsin Tavern is now open on Market Street.

Mark Antonation

Rhein Haus Owners Launch Wisconsin Tribute Bar

Cheese curds are on the menu, too.

Linnea Covington

100 Favorite Dishes: Juicy Lucy at Midwestern Tavern

The original Rocky Flats Lounge.

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Rocky Flats Lounge, One of Denver's Best Dive Bars, Closed After Fire

Here's an update on the Wisconsin bar beat: The Rocky Flats Lounge, a favorite of Wisconsin fish-fry fans that's been closed since a fire in the summer of 2015, may finally rise again. Much of the building — the original payroll office for the Rocky Flats Nuclear Weapons Plant — was destroyed, but now construction of a replacement has begun.

And in the meantime, there are plenty of places in town where you can get your fill of Wisconsin-style food, although there's some debate about those Culver's curds. As for the absence of Fort Greene from our list, the kitchen has gone through some changes lately, and we can't verify that the cheese curds are still available there.

Anyone bite into one lately? Let us know in a comment, or email cafe@westword.com.